Reynolds

Stokesian Dynamics, a method developed by Brady and Bossis in the 80s, simulate the 3D motion of hydrodynamically interacting spheres at low Reynolds numbers.The present contribution computes the trajectories of hydrodynamically interacting spheres in simple and oscillatory shear flows of a... Platforms: Matlab

SR2Sieve is a program developed by Geoffrey Reynolds to sieve composite numbers of the forms k*b^n+/-1 or b^n+/-k. It is used by PrimeGrid for a number of sieve sub-projects, including the Prime Sierpinski Problem, Reisel Problem and 321 Prime Search. The Mac port is provided by Iain Bethune.... Platforms: Mac

Newton number (also called the drag coefficient) and Archimedes number are plotted versus the Reynolds number for the laminar, transition and turbulent flow types using a log-log scale. A numerical example of the terminal fall velocity computation of a single spherical particle in a Newtonian... Platforms: JavaScript

Stokesian Dynamics, a method developed by Brady and Bossis in the 80s, simulates the 3D motion of hydrodynamically interacting spheres at low Reynolds numbers. This program was originally written by Professor Ron Phillips during his PhD thesis at MIT in 1989. The code was adapted from Fortran 77... Platforms: Matlab

GCWSieve is the CPU-equivalent of CWPSieve. It is written by Geoff Reynolds, with the Mac port by Iain Bethune. GCWSieve is used by PrimeGrid's Cullen/Woodall (Sieve) sub-project. Platforms: Mac

Introducing the world's easiest software program, designed to have your drawings up and moving in minutes! Created by Peter H. Reynolds, NYTimes Bestselling Author/Illustrator of The Dot, Ish, Someday, and the Judy Moody series, packed with Peter's inspirational creativity tips and drawings,... Platforms: Mac

A standard atmosphere function based on the 1976 Standard Atmosphere returns density, speed of sound, temperature, pressure, and viscosity for a given altitude input up to 86km.This function is designed to be useful for those designing and analyzing aircraft and has the following features that... Platforms: Matlab

AP26 searches for Arithmetic Progressions of prime numbers. The code was written by Jaroslaw Wroblewski and Geoff Reynolds, with the Mac port by Iain Bethune. To date, the largest known progression contains 26 primes, and was found in 2010 by Benoat Perichon using the AP26 software as part of... Platforms: Mac